| 1 September 1951 |
United States
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Palestine
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SC Res. 95: Calling on Egypt to End Restrictions on Commercial Shipping through Suez Canal
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| 23 April 1951 |
United States
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Racism
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Barbara Johns leads a student strike at Moton High School
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| 14 December 1950 |
United States
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Palestine
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UNGA Res. 394 (V): UNCCP to Establish Office on Compensation to Refugees
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| 2 December 1950 |
United States
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Palestine
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UNGA Res. 393 (V): Economic Reintegration of Refugees in the Middle East
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| 9 December 1949 |
United States
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Palestine
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UNGA Res. 303 (IV): To Place Jerusalem Under a Permanent International Regime
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| 8 December 1949 |
United States
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Palestine
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UNGA Res. 302 (IV): Establishment of Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA)
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| 11 May 1949 |
United States
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Palestine
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UNGA Res. 273 (III): Admitting Israel to Membership in the UN
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| 4 March 1949 |
United States
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Palestine
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SC Res. 69: Recommending Admission of Israel to UN Membership
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| 11 December 1948 |
United States
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Palestine
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UNGA Res. 194 (III): Establishment of a Conciliation Commission for Palestine (UNCCP)
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| 19 November 1948 |
United States
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Palestine
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UNGA Res. 212 (III): Establishment of a Special Fund for Palestine refugees
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| 16 November 1948 |
United States
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Palestine
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SC Res. 62: Calling for Establishment of Armistice in all Sectors of Palestine
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| 4 November 1948 |
United States
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Palestine
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SC Res. 61: Calling for Withdrawal of Forces and Establishment of Permanent Truce Lines and Demilitarized Zones
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| 26 July 1948 |
United States
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Racism
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Pressure for military equality precedes Executive Order 9981
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| 15 July 1948 |
United States
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Palestine
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SC Res. 54: Ordering Parties to Desist from Military Action; Instructing Mediator to Continue Efforts for Jerusalem Demilitarization
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| 7 July 1948 |
United States
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Palestine
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SC Res. 53: Appealing to all Parties for Prolongation of the Truce in Palestine
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